Asian share prices climbed on Monday as traders regained confidence after a week of steep losses. The regional market had fallen sharply in the previous five trading days, driven by concerns over global economic slowdown and geopolitical tensions. Investors pushed shares higher in early morning trade, signaling a tentative recovery. Analysts noted that the rebound came amid improved sentiment about central bank policies and potential economic stimulus measures. The market’s rebound was modest, with gains measured in single digits across major indices. Traders remained cautious, with many waiting for further clarity on global economic conditions before committing more capital. The recovery followed a sharp decline triggered by fears of slowing growth and rising inflation pressures. The market’s performance reflected broader investor uncertainty about the global economic outlook.